by Reading4eva » 13 Jan 2024 19:08
by NathStPaul » 13 Jan 2024 19:09
Reading4eva Had to be done and in fact, contrary to what others have said, I would not be against a repeat.
The moment it stops is when Dai tells us directly that he is negotiating with new owners. If he plays silly buggers again, it's back to type.
The people I feel sorry for are the players and the manager although from what I've seen he is right behind why it has been done.
So that I hope Dai is aware is the state of play. Sell the club and show intent on selling the club and at this point it needs to be done publicly and keep the peace.
Carry on with this destroying of the football club and face more uncomfortable evenings.
His choice...
by WestYorksRoyal » 13 Jan 2024 19:09
NathStPaulWestYorksRoyalNathStPaul Hang on, 3 hours ago you didn't agree with it. Which is it?
How dare anyone change their mind on an unclear, complicated matter.
You either agree with it or you don't. The same implications for invading a pitch that you and Windermere were sobbing about are still in place.
So you've both changed your mind because you now know that there is overwhelming support of the pitch invasion? It's OK to admit it.
by windermereROYAL » 13 Jan 2024 19:10
NathStPaulwindermereROYAL I agree with it, but sincerely hope it isn`t repeated.
Would imagine if there are any sanctions we will know by next weekend.
Hang on, 3 hours ago you didn't agree with it. Which is it?
by andrew1957 » 13 Jan 2024 19:11
by Stranded » 13 Jan 2024 19:11
by Reading4eva » 13 Jan 2024 19:12
NathStPaulReading4eva Had to be done and in fact, contrary to what others have said, I would not be against a repeat.
The moment it stops is when Dai tells us directly that he is negotiating with new owners. If he plays silly buggers again, it's back to type.
The people I feel sorry for are the players and the manager although from what I've seen he is right behind why it has been done.
So that I hope Dai is aware is the state of play. Sell the club and show intent on selling the club and at this point it needs to be done publicly and keep the peace.
Carry on with this destroying of the football club and face more uncomfortable evenings.
His choice...
You support Bournemouth. Fcuk off back to your ivory tower you utter shithorn.
by NathStPaul » 13 Jan 2024 19:13
Stranded Having seen it, I am supportive of the on-pitch protest but not pushing it to abandonment.
All footage shared is of the out pouring of love and pride toward our club and anger at what is happening. That would still have been shared regardless of the abandonment.
So whilst I will defend the right of those who remained until the end, I personally would have been happier with a lengthy disruption & the game continuing, as it would seem most who got on the pitch did but I respect others disagree.
Question now though, is where do the protests go next? Another abandonment? As that won't get the same level of interest.
by Reading4eva » 13 Jan 2024 19:14
NathStPaulReading4eva Had to be done and in fact, contrary to what others have said, I would not be against a repeat.
The moment it stops is when Dai tells us directly that he is negotiating with new owners. If he plays silly buggers again, it's back to type.
The people I feel sorry for are the players and the manager although from what I've seen he is right behind why it has been done.
So that I hope Dai is aware is the state of play. Sell the club and show intent on selling the club and at this point it needs to be done publicly and keep the peace.
Carry on with this destroying of the football club and face more uncomfortable evenings.
His choice...
You support Bournemouth. Fcuk off back to your ivory tower you utter shithorn.
by andrew1957 » 13 Jan 2024 19:14
Stranded Having seen it, I am supportive of the on-pitch protest but not pushing it to abandonment.
All footage shared is of the out pouring of love and pride toward our club and anger at what is happening. That would still have been shared regardless of the abandonment.
So whilst I will defend the right of those who remained until the end, I personally would have been happier with a lengthy disruption & the game continuing, as it would seem most who got on the pitch did but I respect others disagree.
Question now though, is where do the protests go next? Another abandonment? As that won't get the same level of interest.
by Stranded » 13 Jan 2024 19:15
NathStPaulStranded Having seen it, I am supportive of the on-pitch protest but not pushing it to abandonment.
All footage shared is of the out pouring of love and pride toward our club and anger at what is happening. That would still have been shared regardless of the abandonment.
So whilst I will defend the right of those who remained until the end, I personally would have been happier with a lengthy disruption & the game continuing, as it would seem most who got on the pitch did but I respect others disagree.
Question now though, is where do the protests go next? Another abandonment? As that won't get the same level of interest.
Personally I'd like us to target the EFL now. Try and encourage them to intervene and remove Dai.
by WestYorksRoyal » 13 Jan 2024 19:16
NathStPaulStranded Having seen it, I am supportive of the on-pitch protest but not pushing it to abandonment.
All footage shared is of the out pouring of love and pride toward our club and anger at what is happening. That would still have been shared regardless of the abandonment.
So whilst I will defend the right of those who remained until the end, I personally would have been happier with a lengthy disruption & the game continuing, as it would seem most who got on the pitch did but I respect others disagree.
Question now though, is where do the protests go next? Another abandonment? As that won't get the same level of interest.
Personally I'd like us to target the EFL now. Try and encourage them to intervene and remove Dai.
by jd82 » 13 Jan 2024 19:17
Stranded Having seen it, I am supportive of the on-pitch protest but not pushing it to abandonment.
All footage shared is of the out pouring of love and pride toward our club and anger at what is happening. That would still have been shared regardless of the abandonment.
So whilst I will defend the right of those who remained until the end, I personally would have been happier with a lengthy disruption & the game continuing, as it would seem most who got on the pitch did but I respect others disagree.
Question now though, is where do the protests go next? Another abandonment? As that won't get the same level of interest.
by Brogue » 13 Jan 2024 19:23
by Hendo » 13 Jan 2024 19:27
jd82Stranded Having seen it, I am supportive of the on-pitch protest but not pushing it to abandonment.
All footage shared is of the out pouring of love and pride toward our club and anger at what is happening. That would still have been shared regardless of the abandonment.
So whilst I will defend the right of those who remained until the end, I personally would have been happier with a lengthy disruption & the game continuing, as it would seem most who got on the pitch did but I respect others disagree.
Question now though, is where do the protests go next? Another abandonment? As that won't get the same level of interest.
Pretty much how I see it as well. Haven’t left any room for peaceful escalation for future action.
by Webster750 » 13 Jan 2024 19:35
by Winston Biscuit » 13 Jan 2024 19:41
by AthleticoSpizz » 13 Jan 2024 19:41
yeah, that’dwork well with the home fansBrogue Sbwd or star should put on some coaches for us all to go up to the efl headquarters to protest up there
by AthleticoSpizz » 13 Jan 2024 19:42
turn up to an actual game I guess?Winston Biscuit I am so in agreement that I am starting to wonder if there is anything else we can invade and abandon while we are on a roll?!
by Reading4eva » 13 Jan 2024 19:44
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